About Monotech

Monotech is a downstream chemical company which has been incorporated in the Republic of Korea. It is headquartered in the Seoul capital, Republic of Korea, and has a regional representation office in Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain.

 

Activities

Monotech mainly operates in Korea and Middle East R&D and commercialization of new materials and technologies.   Main business activities are to include the following:

  1. Production of Polybutene-1 and Polyolefin Elastomer.
  2. Waste Recycling Technology. (Spent Catalyst & Aluminum Dross Recycling)
  3. Non-Ferrous Metal Recycling.
  4. Wastewater Recycling.

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Information

Company Name

Monotech Co., Ltd

Establishment

May.2010.

Equity

1 billion Korean Won

Head Office

283, Saneop-ro, Gwangyang-si, Jeollanam-do, Korea (Gwangyang National Industrial Complex)

R&D/Plant site

283, Saneop-ro, Gwangyang-si, Jeollanam-do, Korea (Gwangyang National Industrial Complex)

 

A research-oriented company with expertise in eco-friendly technology of polymer/inorganic materials and industrial waste recycling

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"Our promise to cherish the Earth and share love."


 1. Contributing to the global environment through eco-friendly.

 2. Contributing to the Earth's environment by efficiently recycling waste.

 3. Practicing love by sharing a portion of profits with those in need."

Our clients operate in many industries including:

  • Refinery
  • Petrochemical plant
  • Ammonia Methanol Urea Plant
  • Battery Manufacturers
  • Electronics Manufacturers
  • Scrap Recyclers
  • Miners

Monotech Green Technology

We are passionate about using technology to build a sustainable world.
We believe that the metal smelting industry can lead this change.  Based on our experience, our team is continuously researching and developing the business of restoring metal refining in an eco-friendly and safe way.

We are already leading the way Hydrometallurgy refining facility using our own patent technology.

The plant can cut greenhouse gas emissions by more than 92% compared to traditional energy-intensive smelting operations, aligning with the Inflation Reduction Act requirements and national security concerns.